We are in our third year of operation and TransTerra has already completed a large number or projects for a diverse client base. Biological Resource Assessments, Northern Spotted Owl Habitat and Impact Analysis, USACE wetland delineations, Streamside Management Area studies, CEQA Initial Studies, Retirement, Remediation, and Relocation  Assessments, Invasive Species Control Plans, Environmentally Superior Alternative Reports, Lake and Streambed Alteration Agreements and other Permits and Water Resource Protection/Site Management Plans. Tamara Camper has assisted with multiple permit applications including Coastal Development Plans, 1600 Permit Applications, CWA 404/401 Applications and County Conditional Use Permits and Grading Applications.

The majority of our work has been for private clients including cannabis permitting, private subdivisions, restoration plans and permitting. We have now conducted well over 100 Biological Resource Assessments, Rare Species Surveys, Noise Assessments, Wetland Delineations, Restoration Plans and Streamside Management Area Assessments. We have also completed several Initial Studies and other CEQA/NEPA documents.

Our current project highlights include a multi-year contract under Stantec Engineering to perform various on-call environmental services in Districts 1, 2 and 3. Our first Task Order is construction monitoring on a ~80 acre tidal/freshwater wetland mitigation construction project for the Eureka-Arcata Corridor project. We also have a multi-year monitoring contract under AECom for the Willits Mitigation Area monitoring. For the past two years we have conducted botany surveys on thousands of acres of commercial forestlands for Lyme forest. We have been able to assist Ironwood Consulting and the Trinity River Restoration Council in vegetation mapping for restoration projects on the Trinity River. Finally, we are working with COWI Engineering, WRECO and other firms on two large coastal bluff restoration projects.